WILLIAMSON CENTRAL SCHOOL
    P.O Box 900
     
     
    District Office (315) 589­9661
    Williamson , N.Y. 14589
     
    Fax (315) 589 7611
     
    High School – 589­9621
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    Middle School – 589­9665
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    Elementary School – 589­9668
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    CSE – 589­8308
    Web – www.williamson­central.k12.ny.us
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    April 15, 2002
     
     
     
    Dear Williamson Central School Graduate:
     
     
    The House Planning Team of the High School is assessing the quality of our program.
    We have test scores and percentages of graduates attending college, but we lack the
    perspective of our graduates. We intend to correct that by gathering information from
    our graduates of the Class of 1993 and the Class of 1998. Your responses to the
    questions that follow will be reviewed by the House Planning Team.
     
    We meet every summer to review test scores and discipline and attendance. We want
    to know what works and what doesn’t. We believe that our students receive a good
    education, but we want it to be even better. You can help by completing this survey
    and returning it in the envelope provided.
     
    If you have questions or comments, you can contact me at school by phone (315­589­
    9621) or e­ mail (dstarr@wfmail.williamson
    ­central.k12.ny.us).
     
    Thank you for being involved.
     
    Sincerely,
     
    House Planning Team 2001­2002
     
    Cathy Blakey
     
    Elaine DeVries
     
    Vicki Sackett
    Carl Comstock
     
    Cynthia Ferraro
     
    Daniel Starr
    Kevin Delehanty
     
    Norlyn Legler
     
    Joseph Weinschreider
     
     
     
     
    Charles Monsees
     
    SURVEY
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Not Well
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Prepared Prepared
    1. In a general sense, were you prepared for the challenges you met when
    you left Williamson High School?
     
     
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    2. How well prepared were you in the following academic areas?
     
     
     
     
     
    A. Problem solving
     
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    B. General knowledge
     
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    C. Study skills
     
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    D. Ability to find resources
     
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    3. Maturity
     
     
     
     
     
    Untrue True
    A. You were encouraged to be independent
     
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    B. You were encouraged to be responsible for your actions
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    C. You found faculty and staff to be positive role models
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    4.
    Citizenship
    A. You were encouraged to be a good citizen
     
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    B. You were encouraged to be appropriate in school
     
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    C. You were encouraged to demonstrate good citizenship in the
    community
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    5.
    What advice would you give a high school senior?
     
     
     
     
     
    6.
    What advice would you give to underclassmen?
     
     
     
     
     
    7.
    How has your perception about high school changed in the time since you left?
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Demographic Information:
     
     
    A.
    Approximate high school average/GPA _______
     
     
    B.
    Primary activity following high school graduation:
     
     
    _____ 4­year college
     
     
     
    _____ work
     
    _____ 2­year college
     
     
     
    _____ military
    (check both if you attended a
    2­year and then a 4­year school)
     
    Class of 19____ Graduate
     
    (Please indicate the year you graduated.)

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